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Old 17-Nov-2009, 12:59 PM
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Default Re: SLED 11 Development tools

On Tue, 17 Nov 2009 19:46:08 GMT
thajekku <thajekku@no-mx.forums.novell.com> wrote:
Hi
>
> I am looking at the SLE-SDK.
> 1. As far as I can tell it does not have the Sun java JDK, that's why
> I was asking if I missed it somewhere? I've never used the IBM javac
> and gcj has not worked for me in the past. I've tried ICEDTEA with
> mixed results and that is why I prefer the Sun Java JDK. I just
> thought it odd that you would package the Sun JRE, docs, etc. and not
> the JDK. Maybe they are under different licenses and that's fine I
> was just wondering. I've always in the past gotten the JDK straight
> from Sun and added it to my path, set JAVA_HOME and went on my merry
> way.


Not sure on that, but could very well be a license thing. Whilst I'm
an NKP, I'm only a volunteer and don't work for Novell :)

>
> 2. As for "If you roll your own, they won't be supported AFAIK". If a
> package is broken, then it's broken? If I need some functionality of
> want to help fix a bug or maybe verify one than looking at the source
> is necessary regardless of support. My question about the SRC SLE-SDK
> media was if I could add it as a repo since the install instructions
> did not say anything about it and trying to add it as I did the first
> DVD failed with the error I posted. Again, I was wondering if there
> was a better way to install the src rpms (in case I needed them). I
> can certainly hand install as I've done in the past but it would be
> nice it I could manage things from the same interface. In other
> distros I can use a utility (yumdownloader, apt, etc) to specify a
> package name and it will download and install the appropriate source
> rpm (i.e. - same version as is installed).
>

Yes, you can just add the iso, dvd, plain rpm etc as a repository via
YaST -> software -> software repositories, press the 'add' button and
point to the location. I use the iso images for this sitting on a
local NAS.

Note if you do decide to add the SDK, use, the Add-On-Products in YaST
so it will pull through the update repositories.

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